Yahoo Sports NFL on Terrion Arnold
From the article
the Indianapolis Colts are among the NFL suitors that have expressed initial interest in potentially signing former Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold, who was recently released by the Lions after being arrested—and still awaits trial on felony kidnapping and robbery charges
STACKED’s take
Released Lions CB with felony charges pending; 4 teams inquiring despite PFF grade below draft pedigree.
Released Lions CB facing felony kidnapping and robbery charges pending trial, but presiding judge has permitted him to continue playing. Colts, Texans, Jets, and Seahawks have inquired about signing him. Arnold was the 24th overall pick in 2024 out of Alabama and started 24 games over two seasons for Detroit. Last season he recorded 31 tackles (23 solo), 8 passes defensed, and 1 interception in 8 games (7 starts) before a shoulder injury ended his season. However, PFF graded him only 97th among 114 qualifying cornerbacks with a +52.6 overall grade, well below his draft pedigree expectations. Potential suitors like the Colts would need to conduct due diligence on his background and mental makeup before signing; they may wait for legal clearance. Arnold is young and could improve, but his troubling legal situation creates significant uncertainty about his future playing career.